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    Watching several tournament games his summer I am impressed with the amount of talented players in the U9/U10 age groups. It will be fun to see what some of these little powerhouse teams will do as they grow!

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    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
    Watching several tournament games his summer I am impressed with the amount of talented players in the U9/U10 age groups. It will be fun to see what some of these little powerhouse teams will do as they grow!
    I admire you enthusiasm. But hit the brakes. Those are really young kids. The top players at that age rarely are good when they get older.

    Deep breath. Slowly let it out.

    Just have fun. Enjoy every minute. It’s over quick.

    Ps- don’t ever come back to this awful place again. You life will be immesmsely better. Mark my words.

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      #3
      Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
      I admire you enthusiasm. But hit the brakes. Those are really young kids. The top players at that age rarely are good when they get older.

      Deep breath. Slowly let it out.

      Just have fun. Enjoy every minute. It’s over quick.

      Ps- don’t ever come back to this awful place again. You life will be immesmsely better. Mark my words.
      Ulittle parents are cute aren't they? By the end of middle school at least half won't be playing the sport at all - they latch on to other sports and other interests. The better players move up the ladder, others plateau, teams break up. Enjoy the ride.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
        Watching several tournament games his summer I am impressed with the amount of talented players in the U9/U10 age groups. It will be fun to see what some of these little powerhouse teams will do as they grow!
        Ignore the haters. Any groups in particular?

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          #5
          Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
          Ignore the haters. Any groups in particular?
          No. Just no. No one should be discussing 8 and 9 year olds.

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            #6
            Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
            Ignore the haters. Any groups in particular?
            We see right through you. You want people to talk about your kid. Your team.

            Stop. Don’t reply to yourself “you know that U9 Acme team looked really great. “

            Move on. The seratonin hit you get isn’t worth it.

            Go mow the lawn. Edge it. Hit it with some weed and feed. Then go for a run.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
              We see right through you. You want people to talk about your kid. Your team.

              Stop. Don’t reply to yourself “you know that U9 Acme team looked really great. “

              Move on. The seratonin hit you get isn’t worth it.

              Go mow the lawn. Edge it. Hit it with some weed and feed. Then go for a run.
              Please. Take your righteousness over to the 05 thread and share it there. The only reason YOU are here is for the same reason. Hypocrite

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                #8
                Watched some toddlers kick the ball into a pugg goal the other day. Wow. The US is going to win the world cup in 20 years.

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                  #9
                  Usually U12 is the age or so when it's considered even somewhat kosher to start talking about kid teams, and many prefer to wait until kids are even older.

                  But U9 or U10? Way too early. Lots of kids aren't fully developed in basic motor skills, and there may be kids that can barely kick a ball at that age that in 2-3 years will be very good. Conversely, the little hotshots you see who developed their large motor skills early, might not be so great when other kids catch up.

                  Appreciate the kids with some skill at this age. But know that it's predictive of nothing.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
                    Usually U12 is the age or so when it's considered even somewhat kosher to start talking about kid teams, and many prefer to wait until kids are even older.

                    But U9 or U10? Way too early. Lots of kids aren't fully developed in basic motor skills, and there may be kids that can barely kick a ball at that age that in 2-3 years will be very good. Conversely, the little hotshots you see who developed their large motor skills early, might not be so great when other kids catch up.

                    Appreciate the kids with some skill at this age. But know that it's predictive of nothing.
                    Many kids with parents over the edge so young end up quitting because their parents suck all the fun out of it.

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